Léopold-Victor Goigoux

1853–1928 (age 75)

Biography

Léopold-Victor Goigoux, born in 1853, fought and lived as a soldier marked by the ranks of his nation, and his life ended in 1928 with rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery.

His commitment to service gives visitors a moment to honor the warriors who stood watch through turbulent times and now find peace on Parisian soil.

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